Never even made it on TV in most countries. There is definitely a concerted effort to hide the fact that the majority of the world absolutely hates this genocide
19.05.2025 06:58 β π 1532 π 587 π¬ 13 π 4@hannbone.bsky.social
just a sweetie pie
Never even made it on TV in most countries. There is definitely a concerted effort to hide the fact that the majority of the world absolutely hates this genocide
19.05.2025 06:58 β π 1532 π 587 π¬ 13 π 4Hasan Piker was interrogated at the Chicago airport on Sunday.
I think I know what happened:
www.kenklippenstein.com/p/feds-begin...
Vice Chair of Senate Intelligence Mark Warner reveals Israeli intelligence tells him they don't expect they'll be able to completely eradicate Hamas.
15.05.2025 20:15 β π 225 π 45 π¬ 33 π 11Every reply is "There's a dang Cheeto in the white house!" with zero reflection these two things are undeniably connected.
17.05.2025 22:37 β π 243 π 29 π¬ 16 π 0Hannah Rose Woods @hannahrosewoods Is it possible you misheard Dr Naomi Wolf o @naomirwolf Terrifying. Also confirms/explains the conversation I overheard in a restaurant in Manhattan 2 yrs ago in which an Apple employee was boasting about attending a top secret demo: they had a new tech to deliver vaccines w nanopatticles that let you travel back in time. Not kidding Time Machine Software Time Machine is a backup software application distributed as part of macOS, the desktop operating system developed by Apple. The software is designed to work with external storage devices and most commonly used with external disk drives, It was first introduced in Mac OS X Leopard. Wikipedia Developer: Apple Operating system: macOS 10.5 or newer
As long as weβre talking about Naomi Wolf I want to remind you once again about the time she thought Apple invented vaccines that let you travel backwards in time
18.05.2025 00:46 β π 5472 π 785 π¬ 176 π 60this may come as a surprise to some of you, but some skeets contain a fictitious scenario of which the author conceived in order to convey a humorous idea
17.05.2025 05:12 β π 1308 π 246 π¬ 37 π 7Hey youβre not overthinking that thing you said. They did take it the wrong way, and the way you said it was actually really weird and off putting
17.05.2025 13:36 β π 278 π 21 π¬ 14 π 5This dog politely asked for a musician's drumstick in the middle of their performance. Always excited to find a fellow stick lover. 12/10
15.05.2025 20:54 β π 41853 π 6900 π¬ 607 π 715Rep. Laurel Libby, R-Auburn, recently used my second-place finish in the 1,600-meter run, and that of my teammate in the 800-meter run, to malign Soren Stark-Chessa, the trans-identified athlete who finished first. One of the reasons I chose to run cross-country and track is the community: Teammates cheering each other on, athletes from different schools coming together, and the fact that personal improvement is valued as much as, if not more than, the place we finish. Last Friday, I ran the fastest 1,600-meter race I have ever run in middle school or high school track and earned varsity status by my schoolβs standards. I am extremely proud of the effort I put into the race and the time that I achieved. The fact that someone else finished in front of me didnβt diminish the happiness I felt after finishing that race. I donβt feel like first place was taken from me. Instead, I feel like a happy day was turned ugly by a bully who is using children to make political points. We are all just kids trying to make our way through high school. Participating in sports is the highlight of high school for some kids. No one was harmed by Sorenβs participation in the girlsβ track meet, but we are all harmed by the hateful rhetoric of bullies, like Rep. Libby, who want to take sports away from some kids just because of who they are. Anelise Feldman Freshman, Yarmouth High School Yarmouth
this is a letter to the editor from a high school track runner who came in second to a trans girl in a race. her state house rep in maine started talking about it. so she wrote this: www.pressherald.com/2025/05/14/r...
16.05.2025 03:25 β π 31728 π 10023 π¬ 360 π 1014The kids won't remember but many liberals justified the Iraq war on humanitarian grounds - and denounced those who didn't as lacking in, well, humanitarianism, and you can predict precisely where all these people are on the humanitarian issue of the moment
16.05.2025 07:36 β π 2596 π 448 π¬ 68 π 22the kid looks fucking terrified, knows the university will probably punitively hold the diploma they've worked three or four years to get, and also knows people have been disappeared recently by fascists for doing way, way less. still says it! just an incredibly fucking brave person
15.05.2025 14:39 β π 5756 π 1571 π¬ 35 π 21social media really seems to be losing steam. perhaps the future of shitposting is ham radio
14.05.2025 13:36 β π 1217 π 75 π¬ 94 π 25i donβt care if he is ruining peoples lives he is the greatest artist of our time and should be allowed to do whatever must be done
13.05.2025 16:59 β π 4025 π 272 π¬ 106 π 451. The 11th Circuit Court of Appeals has affirmed a district court decision blocking enforcement of Florida's drag ban.
Drag and the first amendment remain legal in the state of Florida.
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Screenshot of my Bluesky post about the Afrikaner so-called refugees with label of βIntoleranceβ
You bet your ass
14.05.2025 04:04 β π 17782 π 2304 π¬ 116 π 18171 year old congresswoman Debbie Dingell caught sleeping in hearing room this morning.
14.05.2025 15:15 β π 2006 π 319 π¬ 336 π 148Anti-trans stuff is so worthless and ineffective that it cost an incumbent mayor a race in NEBRASKA. Yet I keep hearing Enlightened Centrists telling me it's actually the reason Trump won and why Dems must abandon Trans people(and a handful of other marginalized groups, usually.) Weird!
14.05.2025 05:03 β π 269 π 72 π¬ 9 π 0remember when elon tried to get out of buying twitter by claiming there were too many bots on it
14.05.2025 07:28 β π 1000 π 104 π¬ 13 π 2need someone to edit this into Saw Gerreras hologram meeting w Mothma
14.05.2025 10:40 β π 2 π 1 π¬ 0 π 0Really incredible story unraveling in this thread, where Amazon and other sites have seemingly been able to sell an academic textbook that was withdrawn in 2021 and never actually printed or published, without the knowledge of the press, editors or contributors. Something has gone deeply wrong!
12.05.2025 21:17 β π 2858 π 1332 π¬ 36 π 82great article, highly recommend www.readloosey.com/p/the-mets-s...
13.05.2025 14:42 β π 32 π 1 π¬ 0 π 0Before ROSENBAUM, ABUDU, and TJOFLAT, Circuit Judges. ROSENBAUM, Circuit Judge: Justice Potter Stewart famously offered a non-definition of obscenity: "I know it when I see it." Jacobellis v. Ohio, 378 U.S. 184, 197 (1964) (Stewart, J., concurring). Many know Justice Stewart's quip. But it's not, in fact, the law. The Constitution demands specificity when the state restricts speech. Requiring clarity in speech regulations shields us from the whims of government censors. And the need for clarity is especially strong when the government takes the legally potent step of labeling speech "obscene." An "I know it when I see it" test would unconstitutionally empower those who would limit speech to arbitrarily enforce the law. But the First Amendment empowers speakers instead. Yet Florida's Senate Bill 1438 (the "Act") takes an "I know it when I see it" approach to regulating expression. The Act prohibits children's admission to "live performances" that Florida considers obscene for minors. But by providing only vague guidance as to which performances it prohibits, the Act wields a shotgun when the First Amendment allows a scalpel at most. And Florida's history of arbitrarily enforcing other, similar laws against USCA11 Case: 23-12160 Document: 82-1 Date Filed: 05/13/2025 Page: 3 of 127 23-12160 Opinion of the Court 3 performances that are far from obscene only deepens our concerns. We therefore hold that the Act is likely unconstitutional on its face and affirm the lower court's injunction against its enforcement.
BREAKING: The Eleventh Circuit, on a 2-1 vote, holds that Floridaβs anti-drag law is likely unconstitutional and upholds the injunction barring enforcement of the ban. media.ca11.uscourts.gov/opinions/pub...
13.05.2025 14:43 β π 4589 π 1052 π¬ 54 π 80old enough to remember the breathless litigation over whether or not it was credible that the IDF may have possibly bombed 1 (one) hospital
25.05.2024 21:57 β π 2749 π 925 π¬ 22 π 7Studios love completely misinterpreting what makes a movie successful so now theyβre gonna start greenlighting every pitch about twins
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